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3 minutes max 1 actor Actors will be judged as if they were performing a monologue. Singing abilities will be considered secondary to interpretation. Songs must be from a stage musical. You must bring your own CD or tape of accompaniment. An accompanist will not be provided. No a cappella singing. If you don't have music, you will be disqualified. |
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5 minutes max 2 or more actors Greeks through the mid-19th Century. |
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5 minutes max 2 or more actors Late-19th Century (think Chekhov, Strindberg, Ibsen, Wilde, and contemporaries) through the present. If the play is not well known, please list publication information. Plays from internet sources are OK. |
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5 minutes max 2 or more actors From any published/produced film script. |
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5 minutes max for performance 2 actors ONLY Actors will be judged as if they were performing a scene (in other words--be sure to communicate the story, this isn't about dance or clever staging). Singing abilities will be considered secondary to interpretation. Songs must be from a stage musical. You must bring your own CD/tape/MP3 of accompaniment. An accompanist will not be provided. No a cappella singing. If you don't have music, you will be disqualified. |
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This is an individual category. Like a real audition, participants will read with a reader. A reader is a person in the room that will read the opposite lines in the scene but does not get up to act with the actor auditioning. Participants will have at least 5 minutes to prepare sides that will be given to them at the session. Actors should NOT use this time to memorize lines. Instead, the actor should concentrate on making bold yet appropriate character choices, taking risks, and listening. Participants should be prepared to take direction from the director in the room. Scenes may be taken from the following plays: Our Town, Hedda Gabler, The Crucible, and/or TBA |
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3 minutes max Greeks through the mid-19th Century. |
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3 minutes max Late-19th Century (think Chekhov, Strindberg, Ibsen, Wilde, and contemporaries) through the present. If the play is not well known, please list publication information. Plays from internet sources are OK. |
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3 minutes max From any published/produced film script. |
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3 minutes max These must be performed by the person that wrote the monologue. Participants must bring a copy of their monologue to each session and hand it to the room monitor Room monitors will follow the monologue as it is being performed to ensure that the participant is not making it up. With this in mind, participants should have a minimum of 3 copies of their script (for Session 1, the Wild Card session, and Finals). |
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